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Justus Morse, 18091887 (aged 78 years)

Name
Justus /Morse/
Surname
Morse
Given names
Justus
Family with parents
father
17801805
Birth: about 1780Massachusetts, USA
Death: before 14 January 1805Chester, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA
mother
17821848
Birth: 16 February 1782 Middletown, Middlesex, Connecticut, USA
Death: 2 December 1848Mantua, Portage, Ohio, USA
Marriage Marriage14 January 1805Chester, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA
3 years
elder sister
18071882
Birth: 3 December 1807 27 25 Chester, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 7 October 1882
16 months
himself
18091887
Birth: 27 March 1809 29 27 Chester, Hampshhire, Massachusetts
Death: 30 October 1887Pleasanton, Decatur, Iowa
Family with Elizabeth Towne
himself
18091887
Birth: 27 March 1809 29 27 Chester, Hampshhire, Massachusetts
Death: 30 October 1887Pleasanton, Decatur, Iowa
wife
18041865
Birth: 24 February 1804Winfield, Herkimer, New York, USA
Death: 9 March 1865Macedonia, Hancock, Illinois, USA
Marriage Marriageabout 1832Mantua, Portage, Ohio, USA
2 years
son
18331882
Birth: about 1833 23 28 Missouri, USA
Death: 7 October 1882
3 years
son
1836
Birth: 4 February 1836 26 31 Sheridan, Worth, Missouri, USA
4 years
daughter
18401908
Birth: 10 April 1840 31 36 Maccomb, Macomb, McDonough, Illinois, USA
Death: 19 January 1908Mesa, Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona, USA
daughter
daughter
Family with Eleaner Earl
himself
18091887
Birth: 27 March 1809 29 27 Chester, Hampshhire, Massachusetts
Death: 30 October 1887Pleasanton, Decatur, Iowa
wife
18171880
Birth: 22 December 1817 23 21 St. Johns, Queens County, New Brunswick, Canada
Death: 9 October 1880
Marriage Marriage25 March 1851Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
-3 years
daughter
18471918
Birth: 30 October 1847 38 29 Platte, Missouri, USA
Death: 17 July 1918Kamas, Summit, Utah, USA
Family with Nancy Lucinda Pratt
himself
18091887
Birth: 27 March 1809 29 27 Chester, Hampshhire, Massachusetts
Death: 30 October 1887Pleasanton, Decatur, Iowa
wife
18281882
Birth: 1828 Massachusetts, USA
Death: 1882
Marriage Marriage1843Mantua, Portage, Ohio, USA
2 years
son
1844
Birth: 1844 34 16 Mantua, Portage, Ohio, USA
4 years
son
18471922
Birth: 24 December 1847 38 19 St. Joseph, Platte, Missouri, USA
Death: 22 June 1922
2 years
daughter
1849
Birth: about 1849 39 21 Platte, Missouri
2 years
son
18511907
Birth: 20 April 1851 42 23 Summit Creek, Iron, Utah, USA
Death: 25 April 1907San Bernardion, San Bernardino, California, USA
4 years
son
18541923
Birth: 1854 44 26 San Bernardion, San Bernardino, California, USA
Death: 7 September 1923San Bernardion, San Bernardino, California, USA
4 years
daughter
18571909
Birth: 1857 47 29 San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California, USA
Death: 9 January 1909San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California, USA
Family with Sally Goodwin
himself
18091887
Birth: 27 March 1809 29 27 Chester, Hampshhire, Massachusetts
Death: 30 October 1887Pleasanton, Decatur, Iowa
wife
Marriage Marriage10 August 1828Aurora Twp, Portage, Ohio, USA
Death of a father
Burial of a father
Birth
Marriage
Marriage
Birth of a son
Birth of a son
Birth of a daughter
Marriage
Birth of a son
LDS endowment
21 January 1846 (aged 36 years)
Birth of a daughter
Birth of a son
Death of a mother
Birth of a daughter
Marriage
Birth of a son
Birth of a son
Marriage of a daughter
Birth of a daughter
Death of a wife
Marriage of a daughter
Marriage of a son
Death of a wife
Marriage of a son
Death of a sister
Death of a son
Death of a wife
Death
LDS child sealing
2 January 1957 (69 years after death)
Temple: Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
LDS baptism
1 November 1967 (80 years after death)
LDS spouse sealing
12 February 1969 (81 years after death)
Temple: Mesa, Arizona, United States
LDS spouse sealing
26 July 1990 (102 years after death)
Temple: Mesa, Arizona, United States
Burial
Unique identifier
C7FE4524ED5F64429BB7524237E18E17C318
Last change
13 May 201506:12:04
Author of last change: Danny
Note

book: Collins Rowe Hakes Family pg 9
Compiled by HARRIET J. STRADLING...1952
Collins Rowe Hakes/ 5th child...Lottie Mable Hakes Lamb/ 4th chi
ld..HarrietJane Lamb Stradling
When Justus Morse was in his early twenties, he, with some youn
g men friends, went to one of a series of "Mormon" meetings bein
g held in their neighborHood. Their main idea in going was to ha
ve a good time and cause a disturbance. Justus took with him a l
ittle music box, all wound upand ready to turn on during the se
rmon. He became so interested in what was being said that he for
got all about his music box, and before the last meetingwas ove
r, he had become a convert to the Church. He was baptized in 183
3.
He went to Jackson County, Missouri, to live, but was driven awa
y by mobs,along with the other Saints. He was forced to sign ov
er the deed to his forty-acre farm at Far West, the only paymen
t received being an eight Day clock. In 1834 he went with Zion'
s Camp back to Jackson County, and when the group was disbanded
, he, with Amasa Lyman, William Cahoon, Solon Foster and Amos Ho
gges, worked there that summer.
About the time that Joseph Smith was martyred, Justus went to Ma
ntua, Ohio and spent that winter at the home of a Mr. Bissel. I
n April, 1845, Justus took his family and left for Texas with Ly
man Wight's company. They stopped and one of his sons went hunti
ng for fresh meat.As they climbed along the sun came up, and so
mething shone on the other sideof the valley. Thinking it migh
t be moisture in a bear track, they made theirway to it. Justu
s was startled to find a clear stone of great brilliance. Hetoo
k it back and hid it in his wagon, and leaving the company, turn
ed North again.
He had the stone assayed at several places and was told that i
t was a diamond of the first water, second to the largest then k
nown, and worth about $25,000. Not daring to stay in one place o
r mix with people, he made hisway on to Salt Lake City. There h
e gave the stone to Brigham Young and toldhim to use it for spr
eading the Gospel and building up the Church. He filledan honor
able mission for his Church.
After this he went on to settle in SanBernardino, California. Y
ears later he visited Salt Lake again, and was chagrined to fin
d the stone sitting on Brigham Young's curio shelf. He later wen
t on back to Iowa and spent the remainder of his life.